Book, Paragraph

 1 VII, 4 |          we say these are, or by adding to and taking from the meaning
 2 VII, 5 |          we must explain them by adding a determinant. E.g. there
 3 VII, 15|       For people err not only by adding attributes whose removal
 4 VII, 16| man-himself’ and "horse-itself", adding to the sensible things the
 5 XIII, 2|        that which is produced by adding determinants posterior;
 6 XIII, 2|          posterior; for it is by adding a determinant to pale that
 7 XIII, 7|   counted by addition, e.g. 2 by adding another 1 to the one, 3
 8 XIII, 7|       another 1 to the one, 3 by adding another 1 to the two, and
 9 XIII, 7|          2"-we do not proceed by adding to the given number; for
10 XIV, 6 |    mixtures are expressed by the adding of numbers, not by mere